【題目】— Cindy, would you mind if I open the box?

— ________? I don't quite follow you.

A.Why notB.PardonC.ReallyD.Guess what

【答案】B

【解析】

句意：——辛迪，你介意我打開盒子嗎？ ——什么？請再說一遍，我沒聽清楚。

考查交際用語。Why not為什么不，表示提出建議；Pardon什么？請再說一遍，一般用于口語當中，表示沒聽清別人說的是什么，請求重復說下；Really真的；Guess what猜是什么，根據(jù)I don't quite follow you.，可知沒聽清對方的話，想讓對方再重復說下，故選B。

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